Man referred to police after making bomb remarks at Woodlands Checkpoint男子在兀兰关卡发表炸弹言论后被移交警方。
A man was referred to police after making bomb remarks at Woodlands Checkpoint; no threat was found and investigations are ongoing. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The man was travelling with five companions in his vehicle when they were directed to undergo enhanced checks at the Arrival Cargo Zone.
Published Oct 06, 2026, 08:40 PM
Updated Oct 06, 2026, 08:40 PM
A 35-year-old man was referred to police after joking about a bomb in his vehicle at Woodlands Checkpoint during enhanced checks.
No bomb was found, but the area was cordoned off and extra checks conducted as a precaution.
The man faces charges under the Protection from Harassment Act; investigations continue and ICA warns against false security claims.
SINGAPORE – A man was referred to the police on Oct 4 after he allegedly made remarks about a bomb in his vehicle to Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers at Woodlands Checkpoint.
In a Facebook post on Oct 6, ICA said the 35-year-old Singaporean was travelling with five companions in his vehicle when they were directed to undergo enhanced checks at the Arrival Cargo Zone.
After the checks had concluded, the man “taunted ICA officers about finding a bomb in his vehicle ”, the authority said.
“ Officers immediately cordoned off the area and additional resources were activated to conduct further checks on the vehicle and the group of travellers, ” it added.
ICA said no bomb was found in the vehicle.
The man was referred to the Police at about 6.20pm for the offence of making indecent communications likely to cause alarm under the Protection from Harassment Act.
Police investigations are ongoing.
ICA reminded travellers to conduct themselves in an orderly manner and comply with officers’ instructions at the checkpoints.
“ All reports of security threats will be thoroughly investigated,” it said. “We will not hesitate to act against those who make false or misleading claims that may cause unnecessary alarm.”
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该男子当时与五名同伴同乘一辆车，在到达货物区时被要求接受更严格的检查。
发布于2026年10月6日晚上8:40
更新于2026年10月6日晚上8:40
一名35岁男子在兀兰关卡加强检查期间开玩笑说自己的车里有炸弹，随后被移交警方处理。
虽然没有发现炸弹，但为了安全起见，该区域已被封锁并进行了额外检查。
该男子面临违反《防止骚扰法》的指控；调查仍在进行中，ICA警告公众不要做出虚假的安全声明。
新加坡——10月4日，一名男子在兀兰关卡向移民与关卡局（ICA）官员透露其车内有炸弹后，被移交警方处理。
10 月 6 日，ICA 在 Facebook 上发帖称，这名 35 岁的新加坡人当时与五名同伴同乘一辆车，在入境货物区被要求接受更严格的检查。
当局表示，检查结束后，该男子“嘲讽移民与关卡局官员在他的车里发现了炸弹”。
声明还补充说：“警方立即封锁了该区域，并调集了更多资源对车辆和车上旅客进行进一步检查。”
ICA表示，车内未发现炸弹。
下午 6 点 20 分左右，该男子因违反《防止骚扰法》进行可能引起恐慌的不雅通讯而被移送警方。
警方调查仍在进行中。
ICA提醒旅客在检查站举止有序，并遵守官员的指示。
声明称：“所有安全威胁报告都将得到彻底调查。对于任何散布虚假或误导性言论、可能造成不必要恐慌的人，我们将毫不犹豫地采取行动。”
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